Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Though I would question the accuracy of FBI data, my main objection to these stats is the very vague use of the word "attacks"

It's good to question to a point but these statistics as I stated have strict standards with a large proportion of the witnesses being minorities, you can look up the standards used.

Attack, is some form of physical violence, I believe.

Yes I know what the literal meaning of attack is, but is he talking about any type of crime where someone is physically harmed? If we are talking about crime then the issue is more complex than just saying whites are more likely to be victims of black crime than vice versa.

Every major city in the U.S. has major crime, including violent crime spikes in the areas where minorities live, not so much where whites and especially Asians live. Many black areas are practically war zones, I guess you dont see that either.

Yes of course I see that. But if its crime we are talking about here then we have to ask ourselves why do people commit crime? Why are neighborhoods still segregated by race? Do you believe that black people are genetically or culturally predisposed to crime and violence?

People commit crime for lots of reasons and being poor is not high on that list actually, people self segregate mainly due to the overwhelming crime but also people are more at home with their own, I think there is scientific evidence that does point that way

I would love to see the science of these claims. My understanding is that the two factors that correlate most with crime are income inequality and lead poisoning.